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Today we are doing another round of
worst celebrity makeup looks ever.
So I literally just go onto Google and I Google
'worst celebrity makeup', and I found some pictures and I'm
going to share them with you and talk about why
they're bad, why they appear to be bad, why they're
actually not so bad, and why I don't understand why
it's been called a bad thing, whatever.
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I don't know what I'm that,
it pops up at the beginning.
Okay, let's have a look. Just a heads up.
Some of these pictures are quite old, but
we can still discuss why they were crap.
Okay, let's take a look at
this makeup look on Lady Gaga. Here's the deal, right.
Okay, so let's start with the lips.
Obviously, they're slightly uneven.
The lips don't look like they've
been leveled out so much.
And if you're going to do a nice, strong shape,
especially with red and any deeper shades on this skin
tone, you really need to ensure that the lip line
is incredibly strong and prominent and perfected.
This could have easily been fixed by making sure that Cupid's
bow was a lot more prominent and not so fuzzy.
And by evening out, that bottom lip line.
Also, the lip line is coming outside of the lip.
Yes, we can overdraw lips, but start
on the inside corner and come out.
We don't, don't go around the outside corner because
then it gives you this look of like,
oh, you've just like stamped your lips on.
The eyes almost a cartoon-esque.
I don't know if the lines were meant to
be solid or whether it was meant to be
like a painted, kind of like, illustrated look.
But, I mean, there's quite a few things
that make this look quite harsh.
They've obviously tried to bleach out her brows with concealer.
You can see at the front of the brow here.
That they've tried to just go over with a concealer.
That solid line, that solid line on the brow
at the start can make anything too harsh.
The shape as well
we can see it's way too boxy.
But that eyebrows starts after the eye makeup starts.
Can you see what I mean?
The eye makeup comes in further than the eyebrows, so
it gives this really strange ratio to the eye makeup.
Also, the liner on this eye in particular, it's
fine on the other one on the inside corner,
but it doesn't come all the way in.
And where it does come in slightly, it
just stops and then there's a little line.
If you want to bring in your liner before
it reaches the inside corner, bring it in.
Like, get as close as you can to the lash line.
And then with a black pencil, just line
that top water line a tiny bit.
Then meet where the liner stops.
Then it still looks like a consistent line, but
it's not on your lid all the way in.
It's just the small details in this
one that's kind of letting it down.
There's a way to do, like, a really good emo
kind of look on a guy that doesn't involve, it doesn't have
to involve full makeup, foundation, whatever, things like that.
But this just looks messy, I guess.
Maybe they, I assume maybe he did it himself.
Here's the thing with most makeup details, like tears coming
down or smudged lipstick, things like that, when you're doing it for...
when you're doing it, you have to imitate that it happened.
You can't just, like, drop water on it and
let it do its thing because it's going to
be an inconsistent drip, if that makes sense?
Or when you smudge lipstick, you can't just smudge
it because it just looks kind of sh*tty.
You almost have to paint it on yourself.
You have to imitate the accident or imitate
the, you know, the event that happened with the makeup.
So this kind of looks more dropped out of
school but never grew up, I guess I'm trying
to say, then like an emo'y kind of look.
And here's the thing with black detailing is you always have
to take it as close as you can to the top
lash line, even if you're just doing a quick grungy look,
because then it just looks like you're sick.
It looks like you have an eye infection.
Red is also fine on the eyes, but I always
do prefer to use, like, a deep burgundy.
Red isn't always safe to use around the eyes.
We know this, we know this.
But if we're going to do it, a deeper burgundy looks
good because it is red, but it doesn't look painful red.
It has that kind of more of a deeper tone to it.
So it looks, it kind of blends with the black a little bit more.
If you're going to use red and black and
do this whole hollowing out of your eyes, it
is going to make everything else, if you're not
wearing foundation, look a lot more obvious.
So cover whatever that is on the lip.
You could easily find a lip pencil that's a
similar color to his lip and just shade it
in and then a bit of lip balm.
I don't see anything wrong with this.
I don't see anything... I, I...
I actually quite like this, actually.
It's editorial.
It's really, really cute. I don't mind it in any way at all.
Someone tell me what's bad about this.
It's editorial. It's nice. I really like it.
I think it looks great on her, too.
I don't see what's wrong with this.
Just me?
Okay, Lindsay Lohan. Again,
I actualy quite likes this vibe on her.
The bronzer could be blended in a little bit
more, the eye make up I'm not too mad
about because it's kind of like, I think at
the time period, that's a good controlled black.
Maybe the black on the left eye could have been
blended up a little bit higher just to give it
a little bit more of a lifted lid.
The lips.
Yeah, it's a nude.
Maybe... it does, it does kind of just look like foundation on
the lips. A nude lipstick, or even like, a nice
gloss with a tint of color to it.
Like a nude color on the lip right here would be great.
I really like this look.
Her freckles are showing.
It looks really nice. If the bronzer,
if that was buffed in even more, she looked at
a tiny bit more sun-kissed rather than just bronze.
That would be great.
I don't... I...
I mean, tell me what you think.
I don't think this is the worst thing I've ever seen, ever.
Oh, I'm sorry to do it to you twice,
Lady Gaga, but obviously baking on the nose.
When you use a really strong, prominent color, like black,
you better get it symmetrical, and it better blend perfectly
because you can see every single detail.
This is similar to, like, the
Tyra Banks one that I did.
As soon as a flash goes off or
as soon as the lighting changes, you can
see every patch, every bit you've missed.
And same with like the archers and the eye, these are,
you can tell they are uneven already.
One side is deeper than the other, so you
really need to make sure you're on point.
And each eye is symmetrical because it
becomes extremely, extremely obvious when it's not.
And you kind of see again.
You can kind of see where they try to build
up the black and different area, where products
have dried quicker than the other perhaps.
I'm looking at this and thinking maybe they used a
gel liner on the lid and tried to blend it out.
They dry quickly. And then tried to go over
the top with powder and couldn't quite get it because
the blending is a bit rigid rather than smooth.
So it looks like a product has dried on the lid
quicker than expected, and then they tried to bend it out.
You know what? For the time
the eyes, not so bad.
However, if we do look at the inside of
the eye, get something dark on that inside corner.
Just because it just looks, like, unfinished to me.
In my opinion.
I would definitely finish it up, but
I like the dark with the glitter.
I think that's really, really nice.
I think that's cute.
Let's go to the lip.
Again, it's this feathering. This is why you have to be
so careful when you overdraw your lip
only to overdraw it slightly.
Trust me, a millimeter.
I don't know measurements, so I don't actually
don't know how big that is. The tiniest amount of
overdrawing can make an impact.
It doesn't have to be over the top.
Also again, it's that hoop around the mouth.
This pencil was either blunt or the
person who did it just didn't care.
And you notice as well on the left side
of the lip, how her lip is straight like this.
And what they've done is try to curve it, but
they've curved it out and then started bringing the curve
in before it even gets to the top of the
lip and then kind of gone straight forward.
If I was to... and then they've left the Cupid's bow how it is.
So what we could have done here is from the
top of the Cupid's bow, from that point, just very
gently curved it out and then tucked it into the
inside of the lip there, we would have got a
nice plump look and we could have kept that shape.
But this looks overdrawn.
It looks extremely, extremely obvious.
Outline is generally kind of fluffy, you know?
Like it looks like not much detail has gone into it.
And you're doing a really strong lip
and you can't quite get that lip. Let me show you.
Do be extremely careful because obviously colors like
red and stuff like that tend to smudge.
But if you can't quite get the lip, angle brush and
some concealer,
and you go round the lip like this
and sharpen that lip, that's all you have to do.
And then if you want to, you can go back
over with a bit of lip pencil to make it even sharper.
And remember as well, do your
lip liner, do the lipstick.
But you can go back in with your liner afterwards.
Okay, Ariana Grande. We're not going to look
at the skin here because this is just
human skin and how makeup looks on skin.
This must be like the lip episode because this
is another very fluffy lip. The bottom lip...
Here's a little trick for you, right?
Dominic Skinner taught me this.
He is a makeup artist.
He is on Glow Up.
He's the judge on it, basically.
So he told me, when you're doing your
lip liner, you draw like this, right?
So you get that really sharp line when you're going up.
If you flip it around when you're doing
your bottom lip, like this, you're going to
get the sharp line that way, too.
If you go in this way, you're using the whole edge
or a little tiny edge of that pencil bit there.
So you're going to get a fluffier finish.
And it really, really does work.
A little tip to see if the line under your lip is
even if you can't see it, is to look in the mirror.
And this is a great one for makeup artists as well.
Chin up slightly, hold your compact underneath, and you can see
your bottom of the lip in the mirror.
And you'll be able to see in the
mirror in front of you if that line
is straight or if it looks slightly dodgy.
Okay, so for... most of my audience are American.
So for those of you who don't know, this is Amy Childs.
She is famous for being in a
show called The Only Way Is Essex.
It's a reality "reality" show about people who live
in Essex, which is a part of England.
So there's a few things going on here.
That to me, doesn't look like baking.
That just looks like a concealer
that's way too light.
I maybe would have added a bit more bronzer to kind of
balance out the bronze on the body and on the face here.
The blush does add a bit
of color, but it's very peachy.
It's verging on pinky peach.
So we want to bronze a little bit more.
It's not quite that balance, you know?
If you're going to bronze your whole
body, bring it onto the face as well.
You know, match it up a little bit.
You can be using a completely different color foundation to
your whole body that you fake tanned or tanned.
Why am I sitting back too much?
Just get the bronzer out, really
make sure, pay attention to detail where you're applying
it, and you get a nice fade into the
body with your bronzer.
Also as well, these lashes do dip below her bottom lash line.
So when they dip down, can
you see, for example, on mine?
I always make sure that the lashes don't dip below
where I'm taking my eye makeup because it brings
the outer corner of your lash line down.
It almost swoops down that way.
So if your eyes may already be downturned,
it's not the best thing to do.
And her eye makeup as well, they've
brought it down in that way.
We're not lifting up the eyes in any way either.
Okay, our last look, this is Ashanti.
I don't know when this picture is from.
She looks so young here.
Ashanti... okay, here's the.. okay.
The colors, people see like blue and pink,
and they're like, that's not, these colors are
verging on complementary to each other if we
kind of nudge that way a little bit.
So it's not the worst thing I've ever seen.
Here's why it doesn't quite work so well
maybe on camera. All like the, I guess information
our brain is taking in is all here,
and it almost completely stops right here.
So what would have been a really great idea
is to define her eyebrows a little bit more,
get a little bit more definition in there.
Maybe we could deepen around the hairline with a bronzer or
something just to add more structure to the top half of
her face because it's making all her face look like it's
down here on this part of her head.
We've lost any kind of definition from here up.
This strong color under the eyes is
a really cool look to do.
I really, really like it.
I love the darker blue, and I
like the lighter blue they've put on top.
But what's missing is more structure
to the rest of the face. Structure. That's all we need.
Not color.
Just structure, just has to be some definition.
So those were some of the worst celebrity makeup looks.
I would love to know what you think below.
Let me know if you've had any kind
of like, makeup mishaps in your lifetime.
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